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Building Chinese E-Government

Wu Shao

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E Government,which means establishing a virtual organ and breaking organizational hedges of traditional administrative units,is getting more and more imperious with information society coming.It is not simply introducing and applying modern information technology but dealing with transformation of a good many issues that Chinese E Government comes into being.

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E Government,which means establishing a virtual organ and breaking organizational hedges of traditional administrative units,is getting more and more imperious with information society coming.It is not simply introducing and applying modern information technology but dealing with transformation of a good many issues that Chinese E Government comes into being.

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E Government,which means establishing a virtual organ and breaking organizational hedges of traditional administrative units,is getting more and more imperious with information society coming.It is not simply introducing and applying modern information technology but dealing with transformation of a good many issues that Chinese E Government comes into being.

Key concepts: Government (linguistics), Business, E-Government, Transformation (genetics), Information technology, Knowledge management, Public relations, Public administration

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